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Paste one example into the tool editor. Add its listed parameters and secrets. Database examples need your own tables and data. PostgreSQL examples use these secrets: DB_HOST, DB_PORT, DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD. Set DB_PORT to 5432 unless your database uses another allowed port.

GET with authentication

Parameters: repo (required string, such as octocat/Hello-World). Secret: GITHUB_TOKEN.
See the GitHub repository API for token access requirements.

POST a JSON body

Send an email with SendGrid. Use a verified sender in SENDER_EMAIL. Parameters: to, subject, body (required strings). Secrets: SENDGRID_API_KEY, SENDER_EMAIL.
An accepted request does not confirm delivery. See SendGrid Mail Send.

Webhook relay

Parameters: event (required string), payload (required object). Secrets: WEBHOOK_URL, WEBHOOK_SECRET. Use your HTTPS webhook URL. Its receiver must accept this body and the X-Webhook-Secret header.

Select with filters

Parameters: userId (required string), status (optional string). Use the PostgreSQL secrets listed above.

Insert a record

Parameters: name, email (required strings), role (optional string). Use the PostgreSQL secrets. The users table needs id, name, email, role, and created_at columns.

SQL with pagination

Parameters: category (required string), page, pageSize (optional numbers). Use the PostgreSQL secrets. This query uses products and categories tables.

MySQL query

Parameter: email (required string). Secrets: MYSQL_HOST, MYSQL_PORT, MYSQL_DB, MYSQL_USER, MYSQL_PASSWORD.

Group and summarize data

Parameter: userId (required string). Use the PostgreSQL secrets. Order rows need status, created_at, and numeric amount values.

Remove duplicates and filter

Parameter: query (required string). Secrets: API_URL, API_KEY. Set API_URL to your HTTPS API base URL. This example expects a /search endpoint that returns a results array.

API call and database write

Parameter: repo (required string). Secrets: GITHUB_TOKEN and the PostgreSQL secrets. The repo_snapshots table needs id, repo_name, stars, forks, language, and captured_at columns.

Handle errors and enrich a result

Parameter: userId (required string). Secrets: API_URL, API_KEY, and the PostgreSQL secrets. Set API_URL to your HTTPS API base URL. Its /users/:id endpoint must return a user with id, name, and email.